Membership & Classes
Create alongside
a working artist.
Four tiers. One community. A vault of 487 lessons and a muse who shows up every week. Come in at whatever level feels right.
Sparks
7-day free trial
For the artist who wants to be in the messy middle, with access to behind-the-scenes posts.
- Full Library Archive Access
- Behind-the-scenes posts
- Monthly Creative Challenge
- Art Geeks Community Access
Art Geeks
For the artists who want to follow along, create with the community, and share their journey too.
- Monthly Creative Challenge
- Monthly Prompt Pack
- Monthly Journal Along
- Etsy Shop Discount Codes
- Art Geeks Community Access
- Everything in Sparks
Sprites
For the artists who want to grow and be challenged alongside a working artist.
- Friday Frame Live
- Frame Replay Archives
- Monthly Response Video
- Artist Questions Submissions
- Everything in Sparks
- Everything in Art Geeks
The Muse Circle
Limited to 15 seats
For those who want a more intimate co-creating environment — exclusive access, individual feedback, and personalized inspiration in a private community.
- Monthly Creative Kit
- Co-Creation Videos
- Individual Feedback
- Private community
- Everything in Sparks
- Everything in Art Geeks
- Everything in Sprites
On the Muse Circle cap
15 seats. Scarcity here is not a gimmick — it is the truth. Genuine creative relationship cannot scale past a certain point. The cap protects your energy, your attention, and your creative space.
The Muse Circle: Co-Creation
Three formats for the most intimate tier. The patron shapes the brief. Christy makes the art.
Format A
The Prompt Response
Muse Circle patrons submit a prompt — a word, an image, a feeling, a color story. Christy picks one each month and makes a piece directly in response, on camera, narrating her interpretation as she goes.
Format B
The Choose-Your-Path
Christy presents 2–3 creative directions. Muse Circle patrons vote. She makes the chosen piece on camera, referencing the group's decision throughout.
Format C
The Dialogue Piece
Christy makes a piece, then invites Muse Circle patrons to respond with their own art. She collects the responses and makes a follow-up video reacting to what came back.